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i moved 5 years ago to a place were i knew no one and have changed so much. i have no friends still after 5 years yet alone a romantic relationship. i have found comfort in food gaining 100 pounds, my family gets worried about me because i have never been like this before and just keep getting bigger it has been going on for so long that i can't control myself any more. before i moved her i was popular could go to a coffee shop when i was lonely or bored and there would always be someone there i knew, so i never had a chance to be lonely. i am now 27 years old look back at my life and find myself wondering will i ever find someone to spend my life with, will i ever have children, will i ever have a friend to go out for coffee with that does not live a 3 hour plane ride away or a 3 day drive because talking on a phone just does not cut it when you need a hug.if you sit there in self pity like youre doing youll always be alone. get off your *** & do something about it, stop feeling sorry for yourself, your lifes what you make it.
youre lucky i went a foreign country for 10 years & i couldnt speak the language so you can imagine how alone i was?????????????
Ive gained a lot of weight too. I have turned to sweets as a way out of my pain. But at least you have an easier chance than I do. Im transgender, misunderstood and ignored. Im rejected by my family and by EVERY crush I have ever had. I am getting larger and never have had so many self image deficiencies. I would love to talk with you but will you seek interaction with me?
you can contact with me in my facebook page
i moved where i am nine years ago, im 35, and same things. i have MS, so it's super hard for me to get out and meet people. it's so damned hard as you get older, especially now that im not working. interesting you mention food, as my dominoes just arrived...
we have one another tho. im in MD what about you?
same here i gain 20 pound since we moved because i stooped playing and running like you i found comfort in food but i didnt stop believing you must have faith and believe every thing happened is for a reason
Oh and just saying talking to people through text isn't going to help your weight problem go make real friends not people on the Internet you will just feel worse later on
Look I think I know what you are going through before you had friends and people to talk to and when you moved it affected your emotions so you lost your self in depression and ate your feelings away thinking it would help somehow ,now you don't feel confident possibly on how you look or talk so that makes you scared to try making new friends not knowing how they will feel but you will never know unless you try so you should look for maybe people who run around your neighborhood or go to the gym and say hello to the person excircising next to you they will often after you say hello ask you about yourself or make a joke to start a conversation so you just go along with :-) hope I helped
i am in the same boat you are and i would like to also talk to you
I am heavy, too. I moved to a different town and find it difficult making frinds here. I thought what am I going to be doing this time next year? Eating! So I took control of what and how I ate. When I started loosing weight, I felt better about myself. My self-confidence came back and THAT is what people see, not the body so much. They see you are happy with yourself, confident. You have something to focus on besides stuffing your feelings. I also started treadmilling, have NEVER exercised a day in my life. That helps you feel better, feel like at least you are doing something positive. I was thinking in terms of looking better NEXT year and not preoccupied with instant results, that gave me the ability to stick with a diet plan.
If you were sociable before you clearly are not genetically predisposed to social anxiety, unlike me. So you can get friends and be sociable again! I know is not as easy to do as it is to say this(trust me, I have 0 friends) but you should at least keep hope.
I think it's a little weird that you were popular, therefore sociable, and now you're unable to make friends.
You should try to control your diet, eat less, go for walks and jogging. Feeling confortable in your own body will make you feel good mentally. Then, maybe you should try going more to public places, where you could meet new people and make friends, that willl really help you. Good luck :)
I'm still looking for a seriously sweet heart of a gal to love and be loved by for life.
Lets talk. Feel free to email me. : )
27yrs old and u say looking back at your life? You've barely lived; Your entire life is still in front of u. Dont look back theres nobody there Your life is in your hands if want to u will find someone to spend your life with, u will have children, u will have a friend to go out for coffee with that doesnt live a 3 hour plane ride away Its not to late! The glass is half full!
Change! You need it!
Guarantee you would feel the same back home as you do now
Its about being at home with yourself that makes everything else feel great :)
(I've done the same thing)
Good luck!
Is there any way you can move back to where you were originally? Sometimes things are just easier when you're in your element.
I do now know where you live but if it is anywhere close to me I will gladly buy you a cup of coffee and listen to what you have to say. ((((Hug))))
Why did u move in the first place? But yeah I know what u mean...
just pray :)
I'm lonely too
I'm in a world where everyone hates me
Wow same here but when u are young u can start over as many times as u want and u can always change your situation Unfortunately at my age I dont have many options but guess what? I havent given up!
Why haven't you made any friends where you live now? Make some moves, visit places where you can find people to befriend' start by inviting acquaintances and neighbors over for meals or shopping/movie trips, it works.
I think you displaced your feelings towards consuming food. It is natural, as i am, i was alone once and am frequently eating what all i got until i got diabetics and other diseases. It is really psychological, by developing a different attitude towards life like me you can become very happy. I developed passion in photography, to negate my loneliness. Now I am a photographer, but alone loving nature and its species. I think you can have me as an example to be happy. Now i dont mind of having anyone with me. Just take camera and rush all over to displace my sadness and intense anxiety.
I know its hard but believe me YOU can do it just take control and don't set your goals to high as each individual victory will spur you on and give you heart and in the meantime here is a big hug
I'm sorry you are feeling like this, but I really want to encourage you to make the effort to get out there and meet people. There are tons of community activities and volunteer opportunities. I had a boss once that made me so sad. She was the loneliest person I had ever met, and yet, she never made an effort to change anything. I promised myself I would never get like that. So don't reach the end of your life, like she did, with nobody. Go to the library, community center - anything - and meet people. You have to get out there.
You know a friend said no matter where you go you'll take what's in you with you. So don't think things change just because your environment does. It's obvious that what needs to change is what's inside but only you can make the choice to do it. You got a lot of good comments, but none of them can change anything about what's going on unless you decide you want it to. I'll be moving to California on April 1st. I'm in Texas now. I will only know the person I will be living with and his family. I'm 53. But I'm not running away anymore. I'm gonna change what's inside me. If I can do, so can you. Give it a try. You'll be amazed at what awaits you once you decide you control what happens to you!
go on twitter or facebook and search for Ruby gettinger.she is so inspirational.She weighed 715pounds and filled the void with food.She had a reality tv show abt her weightloss journey,
May I suggest that you think about joining Weight Watchers. Attend the weekly meetings then after a few weeks you will find yourself chit chatting with the gals around you. It is also a great place, when you get comfortable, to talk about filling the empty void in your life with food.

You could also think about joining a church. If you were not brought up in certain denomination or don't know where you belong visit a couple of different churches each week until you find one with the opportunities you would be interested in, people your age and worship music you like.

Buy a dog! You have to walk it two or three times a day (exercise!!). Buy the ugliest most character filled dog you can find and I guarantee HE will find you new friends. If you train him to do a cheesy trick, it will be good conversation opener. I once trained a dog to "Watch the Stick" while the other dogs were "fetching" my cousin's dog would watch the stick after you threw it. Funny and people LOVED it.

Start doing things you would do on dates! Take yourself out to eat and to movies. Go out for coffee. Take yourself to see a play. That is another thought to meet people. See if your community has a community theater. Besides actors they are in need of ushers, set builders, painters, back stage help. Something for any talent.
I can't really relate to this problem because iv'e never found comfort in food, but what i can relate to is the loneliness, It's a vicious circle that is hard to get out of,

My advice would be to try talking to guys on the internet, (make sure they're a real person and not a bad person), and ask them for a date, and just throw yourself in the deep end and go out and meet them.

It's what i did, And iv'e been with my boyfriend 2 years so far,

One day of anxiety - a lifetime partner..

Think about it x
*hugs*

i totally know what you mean and i understand how this works, but...you gotta move...out...i mean, no one is going to come looking for you in the dark dreary corners, no...you gotta go and make contact.
big hug from me! im here for you, even if you dont know me:) i have moved alot and am moveing again and i wonder if i can make it this time, if i can find friends and a life. i dont know if ill make it, but i think you will. you reached out, thats the first step.
Obviously moving away from all you're comfortable with has really disrupted your lifestyle.

And it will. We as human beings change when we're out of our comfort zone.

But once we learn to adjust to our new surroundings, things start to fall back into place, or are replaced with what you've come to terms with. I think the problem here is that you've approached this situation negativley and haven't let yourself accept it. It's been 5 years, and during that time, you haven't found the motivation to get out there and make this new place your living your home.

You keep reffering to how your life used to be, and what you used to have, but the thing is, there's no reason why you can't still have that. My advice, is that you have to take everything life throws at you and do your best to squeeze all the positives out of it. Take the place you moved to as a new experience, where you will get the chance to do things, see things and meet new people like you wouldn't have had the chance to do if you didn't move. Never let change get in the way of your own life, take it as a chance to try something new, or to get a change of perspective.

Food has been your comfort when you've had nothing else to turn to. So if you want to change this, then do it. Book yourself into the gym, or a diet club, whichever. you can set yourself a goal, and also meet new people in the process. Also, gain some confidence! Don't let worries drag you down. Everything happens for a reason. You could meet someone special, as a result of moving away and changing...you never know. Always look at these situations openly, because your life can take a turn at any moment. Telling yourself things won't happen just puts a negative spin on everything you do. And life is way to short for that.

So although you claim to not have much, make the most of what you do have. Its YOUR life, and im sure you, like everyone else, wants only the best out of it. So go make it the best it can be! Never hold back, you'll only regret it later.

Good luck :) You know what to do.


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This is our one day of cool-off before the long journey into triple digit temps. I tried to do too much today in the gardens while it was in the 70s and 80, and got a bit of a sunburn. I had a few ffo's this morning. It's always exciting to see new faces in the garden.
HOW LOVELY YOU ARE opened with a very pale pink color. I think it's been so hot, the petals have faded in bud. But since it's new, I'm not sure.
WIZARD'S WISH burst onto the scene with three flowers today in different parts of the clump.
Jamie Gossard's BUZZ SAW was whirling in the wind when I first saw it's ffo this morning.
FRANCIS OF ASSISI duo - Arm in arm, don't they look like bff's?
TIFFANY JEWELS - Hey, I've got a Moldovan theme going here!
AUGUST FROST threesome - Notice how each of these three blooms is shaped differently. It reminded me of the old (ancient) TV show, To Tell the Truth. Each bloom is saying, "I'm the real August Frost." LOL
BUTTER PECAN duo
ADAMAS trio
ANGELUS BLUE SKIES poly - My husband says this looks like a Christmas Ornament. Just put it on top of the tree!
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- Posted by organic_kitten 7 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 18:33
That is some poly, it is starlike. You have a lot of beauties, Debra. I like brights, so I like Wizards Wish and Francis of Assisi, but I also like the delicate Tiffany's Jewels...and the clumps and twins are beautiful. can't choose just one here. |
Wizard's Wish gets my vote as favorite. Such a rich color with the almost white sepals. I like the form of How Lovely You are. It reminds me a bit of Victorian Lace. How dark is it suppoesed to be. Probably just the color I like...LIL!! Ellie |
- Posted by maximus7116 MI (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 21:03
I love the delicate coloring of How Lovely You Are and Tiffany Jewels, and the photo of Butter Pecan is terrific. I'm glad you were able to be productive before the brutal heat hits. I wish I'd been able to do the same. |
wow, you had a cool spell. got to 98 here which was nice, after that 104 yesterday.HOW LOVELY YOU ARE, is gorgeous. love that one.and WIZARD WISH just jumps out at you.Love FRANCIS O ASSIST. gorgeous bloom, and AUGUST FROST is a winner, too. jean |
Ellie - How Lovely You are is a light pink, but not as pale pink as the bloom in my photo. Jean - The high was only 88 degrees today, with most of the morning in the 70s. I wish I could get at least two or three days of that weather. I actually enjoyed doing yard work today. Debra |
- Posted by gardenofeden777 8a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 0:08
The Butter Pecan is my favorite. They are all pretty though! Rena' |
Great selection for today again! Love them all, but Wizard's Wish and Buzz Saw especially. Butter Pecan is very nice, and I like the name too. Are those also first flowers on Francis of Assisi? |
Love the color on Wizard's Wish, but Butter Pecan was my favorite the moment I saw it. I don't remember seeing that one before, very pretty. |
Nat - Francis of Assisi has been blooming for a few days now. It' s blooming later than usual because taller plants around it shaded it out this spring. Debra |
Lot's of stunners today my favorite is Wizard's Wish, just love those colors. Linda |
- Posted by IsabelleMaye none (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 9:13
Your daylilies are just beautiful! I am just starting out with daylilies but hope to expand my collection as time goes by. Once again, incredible daylilies! |
- Posted by anniegolden z7a (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 10:03
Holy cow, Debra! You have outdone yourself in the photography department. Your BUTTER PECAN twins photo is perfection. Kudos. Christine |
Rena', Nat, Nancy, Christine - Butter Pecan is an oldie but goodie that was never widely distributed. It took me several years to acquire it. I tried to get it several times on the Lily Auction, but the bidding always went too high. I finally found it for sale at the Lily House last year. It's a very unique looking daylily with unusual coloring. Isabelle - Welcome to the forum. We hope to see you posting more. Be careful when you "expand." Daylilies become very addicting. Debra |
- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 12:11
Ah yes. Lovely, lovely blooms. Difficult to choose a favorite as usual as they are all so very nice. I think the BUTTER PECAN duo as they are both beautiful and different. |
- Posted by Polymerous 9b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 12 at 1:34
Lovely photos! I ditto the kudos on BUTTER PECAN - that is a great picture of an interesting looking daylily. (And I am surprised that I feel that way, as I normally loathe and despise contrasting light colored midribs.) I have ANGELUS BLUE SKIES too - I love it when it polys, and it sometimes looks very blue-lavender to me. (The color seems to be a bit variable in my experience - perhaps the night temperatures have something to do with it. Mine has not been opening well lately; I suspect that maybe the sprinklers aren't getting it enough water.) |
I really like BUTTER PECAN but they are all very nice! Alexa |
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I'd have to say the Nintendo GameCube was the better console.
Design-wise, I was impressed with how small the console and its game discs were. The controller for the Nintendo GameCube was also more comfortable. Not as easy to comment on games because I mostly played on the PSone and PS2.
I will say that I didn't enjoy Ocarina of Time as much as most people. I did play and enjoy GoldenEye 007 a lot with a friend. Also, while I didn't get into the series until Metroid Fusion, I think it's worth pointing out that there was no Metroid title for the Nintendo 64 (Sakamoto said he disliked the N64 controller).
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I couldn't really get used to the n64 controller it was so freaking awkward I had it for a long time and played so many games like smash bros, dk 64, kirby 64, paper mario etc.
But I liked the gamecube better I had so much fun playing multiplayer in melee and james bond nightfire tdm with my fam. I also enjoyed conflict desert storm one and 2 co-op some really fun times. I had a gamecube for so long and it died on me in 09
I had so many games for it too. Wish I could go back man..
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N64 is the easy choice for me. It had the most quality games of the 2 systems.
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Easily the N64. Ocarina of Time, Mario, Bomberman, Star Fox, Kart, Mario Party, etc. All so much fun. The gamecube had some really interesting exclusives, but outside of Melee, a lot of the older franchises didn't stack up to their 64 counterpart. I don't hate on the gamecube though. First console of that generation I owned, but I was pretty disappointed how limiting it was in the multiplatform department due to design choices.
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This is hard to answer. I loved both consoles a lot, but I think overall I'd have to select the Nintendo 64 as being better. It had a larger list of great games compared to the Gamecube. Starfox, Banjo Kazooie 1 and 2, Super Mario 64, all those hours playing multiplayer in Perfect Dark and GoldenEye, Mario Kart, Diddy-Kong Racing, Donkey Kong 64, Bomberman, the original Smash Brothers, Pokemon Stadium, etc. I simply put more into the N64 as gamer.
That said, I still loved my Gamecube a lot. I greatly enjoyed Turok, Animal Crossing, Smash Bro. Melee, and Super Mario Sunshine. Last of all for me was Legend of Zelda: The Windwaker, which I think is the best Zelda game around. It's in my top 10 games, and I still play it even today via emulator on my PC.
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The Gamecube, other than Super Mario 64 and Ocarina of Time (which got a semi remake on GC), Nintendo outdid every franchise with the sequel on the GCN. It also had decent ports most of the time unlike a lot of N64 titles missing cutscenes due to the lack of space.
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I really enjoyed the design of the Gamecube. It was small and the discs were also small. I ended up getting the Gamecube just by its final years and it was a good deal at the time. It came from a GameStop bundle with MarioKart DoubleDash, and most of the classic games were already Nintendo Hits; ended up getting Metroid Prime, StarFox Adventures, Star War Rogue Squadron 2, Melee, Super Mario SunShine and I believe Wind Waker. And then the list went to some new releases, RE4, Pokemon Colliseum and Echoes. All of that in the same year. Unfortunately, I never finished most of those games lol.
As for the N64, it was my first ever owned console. I started off with WCW vs NWO World Tour, StarFox 64 and GoldenEye and Mario Kart. And of course, the same experience as most of you guys. Also the same process renting Pokemon Stadium and Super Smash Bros until I bought them.
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N64 by far
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Only memories I have of the, N64 was both Banjo games and Mario Kart. GameCube gave me a number of experiences starting from Harvest Moon to Tales of Symphonia, Windwaker and Mario Sunshine (I personally loved that game). I would like to try, Skies of Arcadia since Blacksite keeps mentioning that game whenever it's relevant to throw it in a discussion.
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i remember those days. trading pokemon cards during recess and lunch on the playground. i fudging loved pokemon i had the gameboy games and pokedex....
with no exaggeration whatsoever, i can say that seeing 3D pokemon literally made my heart skip beats. i couldn't take my eyes off the screen. picture a wide eyed, snotty nosed, kid fixated on a single point and you've pictured my first moments with pokemon stadium.
the screeches, the sound effects, the moves, the announcer, the POKEMON. at this point in my life i knew every word to the anime opening and my inner pokenerd was working in overdrive. my head was filled with fanciful amazements and i couldn't go to sleep that night.
Nintendo 64 by a long, long, long, mile!
sadly it wasn't my N64 it was my cousins who lived in AUS; my time with it was so short lived. he did me a solid though and gave me a mewtwo pokemon card to lessen the blow of leaving pokemon stadium behind. VERY fond memories of my time with the nintendo 64
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Yeah, that's right. I preferred WW to OoT and MM.
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Never owned a Gamecube but still have my N64 which I bought because of Goldeneye. It is the only game to make me buy a console specifically to play that game alone, ever.
I slowly got more games, Rainbow six ($#@!e) Mario 64, World is not Enough (surprisingly good multiplayer) Perfect Dark and Mario Kart.
Had loads of fun with Perfect Dark and Mario Kart.
The N64 controller is real bad, I had to stop playing after an hour or so because my hands go numb.
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This is wonderful! Any possibility of modifying the plan to make it into a glider for those of us without a porch to hang it from? I would love that!
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5 - 2x4 @ 8 feet long
2 - 1x6 @ 8 feet long
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1 - 1x4 @ 8 feet long
Pocket holes are not necessary for this plan, but if you do have a Kreg Jig, you'll want to use the 2 1/2" exterior pocket hole screws.
2 1/2" exterior self-tapping screws for building the frame (unless you assemble with pocket holes)
1 1/2" exterior self tapping screws for attaching seat and back slats
Hardware for hanging
Please read through the entire plan and all comments before beginning this project. It is also advisable to review the Getting Started Section. Take all necessary precautions to build safely and smartly. Work on a clean level surface, free of imperfections or debris. Always use straight boards. Check for square after each step. Always predrill holes before attaching with screws. Use glue with finish nails for a stronger hold. Wipe excess glue off bare wood for stained projects, as dried glue will not take stain. Be safe, have fun, and ask for help if you need it. Good luck!
2 - 2x4 @ 48"
4 - 2x4 @ 18"
4 - 2x4 @ 19 3/4"
1 - 2x4 @ 48"
2 - 2x4 @ 11 1/4"
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First, build a basic 2x4 frame.
And then attach back supports and top 2x4.
NOTE: If you don't have a pocket hole jig, an alternative is to cut your back boards 3 1/2" longer and omit the top back board.
Then attach the front arm supports.
And then the arm supports on top.
Attach seat slat boards, screwing to all 2x4s in seat frame.
And then attach the back seat boards to the back supports.
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This is wonderful! Any possibility of modifying the plan to make it into a glider for those of us without a porch to hang it from? I would love that!
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Love it! Adding to To-Do List for someday... :)
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love it want to build it. lol Can you give me some more detail on the hardware for hanging it?


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This absorbent mask for oily skin contains silica, clay (bentonite) and other ingredients to soak up excess oil, though the black coloring isn't from charcoal as is true for other masks similar to this. Instead, the black color comes from cosmetic pigment iron oxides. The color definitely let you see where you've applied the mask and makes it easier to ensure you've gotten all of it off when rinsing, but that's about it.
For the money, this may be worth a try, but don't count on the active ingredient of 0.5% salicylic acid to have much benefit. That's because this mask's pH is outside the range needed for salicylic acid to work as an exfoliant, though it may still have some anti-inflammatory action.
We downgraded this a bit due to the potentially irritating amount of eucalyptus leaf extract, a natural ingredient whose components can irritate skin (in fact, applying a sample of this mask to our hands resulted in an immediate stinging sensation).
Unique formula, with oil-absorbing mineral clay, pulls like a magnet to draw out pore-clogging dirt & oil. Skin feels clean and soft.
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The Anew Clinical line ushered in several products claiming to work like (or, in some instances, better than) cosmetic corrective procedures. Whether you are considering laser treatments, Botox, Thermage, collagen injections, or even liposuction, the ads for Anew Clinical were designed to make you rethink that decision.
It is definitely impressive that Avon invested $100 million on a state-of-the-art research and product development facility in New York, but despite some innovative products that compete with the best of the best (typically for much less money), no cosmetics company has (or will) produce skin-care products that rival or beat the results obtainable from medical procedures. It's admittedly easier to slather on a cream or stroke a pad over your face than to make an office call and shoulder the expense for a cosmetic corrective procedure, but in this case convenience and savings don't equal—or even come close to—comparable results. And lest we forget, despite the onslaught of so-called cosmeceutical products claiming to mimic the results such procedures provide, the number of these procedures being performed increases each year. If any of these works-like-(insert cosmetic corrective procedure here) products did work, the number of procedures would be declining, not rising.
The National Advertising Division (NAD) took issue with several claims Avon made in ads for their Anew Clinical products (Source: www.nadreview.org/default.asp?SessionID=1149178&DocType=1&CaseType=1). In some cases, Avon reworded their claims in ad reprints, while in others they "respectfully disagreed" with the NAD conclusions but agreed to take their comments into consideration for future ads. We'll see how this turns out, but, based on their current ads, the message remains that Anew Clinical products are at the forefront of making cosmetic corrective procedure results as easy as calling your Avon representative and reciting your credit card number.
As a major international cosmetics company, Avon has several initiatives in place that prove its commitment to women and the environment. Whether donating to women's health concerns (most notably breast cancer), surpassing environmental regulations, or financially supporting alternative methods to animal testing, Avon's principles are responsible and admirable. If you pay attention to the best of what they have to offer, you will not only be supporting Avon's mission to improve the lives of women but also gaining some wonderful products, making it a win-win situation.
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If you've been noticing more magazine and television ads for Avon recently, it's no accident. According to an article in the November 21, 2005, issue of The Rose Sheet, Avon's ad spending through 2008 will reach "historical heights" due in part to the brand's flat performance the past couple of years. Avon's CEO Andrea Jung admitted that the company's makeup business has struggled due to increased competition, a point we wholeheartedly agree with. Avon may be viewed as a skin-care innovator, but when it comes to makeup they're more follow-the-leaders than trail blazers. Admittedly, their foundations, powders, blush, and lipsticks have smoother, more state-of-the-art textures than ever, but with few exceptions none of them are setting a precedent that other, more innovative companies are likely to follow.
You will find some outstanding Avon makeup products to consider, but perhaps due to the sheer size of the collection there are far too many mediocre products, especially among the eyeshadows, pencils, and mascaras. Given that Avon isn't as easy to obtain as comparable products at your local drug or department store, many of the makeup items end up being a tough sell. After all, who wants to go out of their way for average products? Turning to what Avon does really well, you'll find their loose and pressed powders have amazingly silky textures and natural finishes. Their blushes are wonderful, and a few of the lipsticks and foundations are definitely worth talking about with enthusiasm. Another positive point is that Avon regularly discounts their makeup, often upwards of 50% during any given campaign (Avon's campaigns run for two weeks and the specials change each time). If you shop at the right time, the best of Avon color can be yours for less than you'd pay for most low-cost drugstore makeup.
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HP: New iPod-ready printer, HPTunes expand Apple's products
Not content to allow the "Apple iPod from HP" to be dismissed as just an iPod clone from a second company, Hewlett-Packard has disclosed in an interview with iLounge both the company's new iPod-related product offerings and the actual differences between the Apple and HP versions of the iPod. "There are a lot of similarities between the two products," explained HP's Perry Ralph, Product Manager for the Apple iPod from HP, "we wanted to extend [the iPod] and integrate it more into the PC space and the digital entertainment space."
To that end, HP has demonstrated a new portable, LCD-equipped 4"x6" photo printer, the HP PhotoSmart 375 ($199), which can connect with the iPod via USB for direct digital printing. The printer can run off of battery power and also includes Bluetooth wireless functionality for direct print connections to cellular phones and other devices. HP has also introduced HPTunes, software compatible with Microsoft's Windows XP Media Center operating system "which lets iTunes music be played on the Media Center's extended interface," which Mr. Ralph explains was previously not possible.
Tech-savvy users will likely believe that HP's changes to the iPod hardware are only skin deep. Mr. Ralph said that although the HP logo will now appear in addition to Apple's on the back of HP-distributed iPod hardware, "other than that, the physical components are all the same." From cables to Docks to earbuds, the Apple iPod from HP will use all of Apple's parts, not HP's.
But the differences, including new packaging, manuals, and a poster, are intended to make the iPod even easier for first-time digital music users to enjoy. "The user guide is very Windows-centric," said Mr. Ralph, "so we can talk to the Windows-based consumer." Noting that HP's research suggested that new iPod users needed more help ripping CDs and transferring music to the iPod, Mr. Ralph said that a "setup poster we have is the first thing you see when you open up the box; in a single page you let the consumer see how to connect it up [and easily use the iPod]." And unlike Apple, HP will recommend use of the included USB 2.0 cable for music transfers, given the smaller penetration of the FireWire standard in the Windows PC market. Software in the HP box will be identical to Apple's PC installers for the iPod.
Starting with the September 30th issue of Rolling Stone magazine, HP will also give away HP Tattoos - iPod covering stickers featuring photographic and artistic content from various recording artists. Each magazine will include one Tattoo from a total of five or six variations, and blank Tattoos will be available in 10-packs ($14.99) from HP, Circuit City, and CompUSA. Free art will be provided for the blank Tattoos by MTV and BMG at www.hp.com/music. Individual blanks will not be available. HP claims that the Tattoos will last for between three and four weeks and will leave no residue on an iPod.
On a final note, HP explained the following regarding its use of two product names in publicity materials today, the abbreviated "iPod+hp" name is intended to appear in headlines, while the actual product name is "Apple iPod from HP."
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Those "tattoos" are the naffest thing ever. If you spot anyone with one of those things on their iPod, please, kick them for me.
Posted by A. on August 27, 2004 at 6:23 PM (CDT)
"The iPod weighs just a few ounces (5.6 for the 20 GB model) and you can put 10,000 songs on it*."
- from HP's iPod: The Basics
hmm… that isn't true, or at the very least, it is misleading.
Posted by Harrison in Melbourne, Australia on August 27, 2004 at 7:23 PM (CDT)
The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly (#781) has a six-page spread about HP's iPod, although there are no actual photos of the device.
Posted by Galley in Greenville, SC on August 27, 2004 at 7:48 PM (CDT)
printer? so hm… isn't the ipod a music player? tsk. like i'd bring a printer with me on the road!
Posted by Hanako on August 27, 2004 at 7:58 PM (CDT)
So how does the printer work with the iPod? What does it print? and how do you get the pictures onto the iPod in the first place?
It cant be as complicated as to need a belkin card reader, but then again HP is a PC company they dont make the whole widget just 'invent" bits and peices of it.
Posted by Ariza on August 27, 2004 at 8:29 PM (CDT)
Are they scratch n' sniff stickers?
Posted by poser on August 27, 2004 at 8:42 PM (CDT)
The printer according to the HP site has nothing to do with the ipod. They only mention the camera connection via memory cards. One could imagine a usb2 link to the printer and viewing via the ipod. There could also be a similar projector, viewer, etc, but there is nothing in the description to say that there is a connection besides this was the day to dump their new products. "HP Photosmart 375 Compact photo printer
With the lightweight and portable HP Photosmart 375, you can print true-to-life 4 x 6-inch photos almost anywhere imaginable — at home, birthday parties, sporting events, family gatherings or on vacation (with optional HP Internal Battery or car power adapter). Includes the adjustable 2.5-inch image display/editing screen. Images can be printed directly from a digital camera via the printer's memory card slots for quick and easy photo printing without using a computer."
Posted by 10 GOTO 10 on August 27, 2004 at 9:51 PM (CDT)
You may think AAC is a great format, but MP3 leaves nothing to doubt…it's gonna play on any computer…on any player…anytime…anywhere!
Of course you may be saying that AAC has higher fidelity. Is the fidelity that much better when you're listening through Apple earbuds? Or, using an FM transmitter in your car? I don't think so.
Long live MP3!
Posted by Talking Madness on August 27, 2004 at 11:19 PM (CDT)
"Hewlett-Packard has disclosed in an interview with iPodlounge… the HP PhotoSmart 375 ($199), which can connect with the iPod via USB for direct digital printing"
Posted by read on August 27, 2004 at 11:47 PM (CDT)
HP must make a copy of the iPod to stay in the challenge !
Posted by Alex on August 28, 2004 at 1:00 AM (CDT)
Love the abbreviation iPod+hp not!! The people who make up these names are dumb, here we go i`ll try, why not hPod. make sense??
Posted by jepkus on August 28, 2004 at 3:32 AM (CDT)
bad example:
Doom 3 is coming shortly to the Mac… all 25 million users
Er.. okay.. all 13 million OS X users… ;)
Posted by Mike on August 28, 2004 at 7:29 AM (CDT)
According to HP's spec page, the HP iPod will play unprotected WMA files. That's news.
Posted by Chris on August 28, 2004 at 7:49 AM (CDT)
Oops. Here is the right link to HP's spec page.
Sorry about that previous post.
Posted by Wrong spec page! on August 28, 2004 at 7:51 AM (CDT)
Like a bastardized HP blue iPod would have looked good? Geez, give me a break. HP wised up and realized that no one would buy that ugly thing so they stuck with what works and left it alone. You don't mess with perfection and finally there is a PC manufacturer that realized that for once. I'm sorry that it won't blend in with the rest of their ugly PCs, but that's what you get for having one of those ugly pieces of junk to begin with. All any of the Wintel companies have done is copy everything Apple has created now for 20 years, both hardware and software wise. For once at least Apple gets 100% full credit, it's about time. Thanks HP for doing something right.
Posted by Rob on August 28, 2004 at 8:07 AM (CDT)
Could have fooled me Alex. Sounds like you're the one that is intolerant and ignorant as you obviously blindly support anything Bill Gates shoves down user's throats yourself. Sounds just like a typical CNN viewer and Kerry supporter to me that is so wrapped up in their extremist agenda that they turn a totally blind eye to reality and the actual facts.
Posted by Alex The Intolerant on August 28, 2004 at 8:16 AM (CDT)
"According to HP's spec page, the HP iPod will play unprotected WMA files. That's news."
The PortalPlayer chipset that Apple licenses to use in the iPod has alwaqys had native support for WMA decoding and (more recently), encoding.
The same chipset is used in the Samsung Napster and Philips players and they process WMA perfectly.
It was purely a strategic decision by Apple to de-activate the WMA features of the iPod's basic capabilities that has resulted in the iPod's lack of WMA ability.
Perhaps HP have renegotiated their contract to enable them to mix and match the firmware components supplied to them by PortalPlaer through their Apple intermediaries?
Posted by WMA on August 28, 2004 at 8:32 AM (CDT)
I made a big mistake. That spec page I referred to was for iTunes, not the iPod.
Posted by No WMA support after all on August 28, 2004 at 10:14 AM (CDT)
Hey, I'm kinda new to this….but is the iPod+HP exactly the same as the iPod except for the packaging and manual?
Posted by J-Tizzle on August 28, 2004 at 10:48 AM (CDT)
is it me or is the bitching towards eachother getting worse on this site? also this mac vs windows is getting old, can't we have a discussion without this being brought in to it everytime? and criticising eachother's spelling is a tad childish.
Has HP done/not done something it said it would/would not do? no, it's trying to sell iPod to Windows users,which as a company who makes Windows PCs and Apple is making money off of it too.
It's not blue, which I think is a shame a choice of two colours (or more) would be good, some people may prefer the white (which i did) but everyone's enttitled to their preference.
Posted by bitching on August 28, 2004 at 12:40 PM (CDT)
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BOSTON -- A hacker who helped TJX hacker Albert Gonzalez and others gain
access to corporate networks was sentenced to 7 years and one day on
Monday .
Christopher Scott, 27, pleaded guilty to breaching the wireless access
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that together the men pilfered nearly 20 million credit and debit cards,
which retailers say led to $200 million in losses from fraud.
They used the cards to obtain cash advances from ATMs or sold the
account information to other carders, who encoded the data to blank and
counterfeit bank cards for fraudulent use. Scott's take from the crimes
was at least $400,000, according to prosecutors. He was paid in cash and
with pre-paid bank cards and used the money to rent limos and partied
with up to 10 women at a time, prosecutors say, and later bought a car,
jewelry and $400,000 house.
The government is seeking forfeiture of $400,000, nine computers and an
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Scott, who is married and has a 6-year-old stepdaughter, has been living
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